Today is "Patriot Day." That is the new name that
Prez. Barack Obama came up with for this day, in 2009. That doesn't mean a lot
has really changed. It comes with the usual flying half mast flags and moments
of silence. Since the actual event the country has cooled off and half-way come
to its senses. I sometimes work in schools and I'm starting to notice that
middle school students don't find as much importance to this since they were
born before it happened. We still have some troops in Afghanistan ,
even though that war is supposed to be over.
This was written for Otto's War Room, in 2009 for 9/11 (as it was known as
that year):
"After the planes hit the twin towers of New York , on September
11, 2001, the country went through, shock, grief and then a negative reaction.
Fascist politicians of all types came out from under their rocks to promote the
worst America
has to offer politically and militarily. We still fight an imperialist war in Afghanistan , despite continued losses of
American lives (Not to mention the large number of Afghanistan dead.)
The obvious response to the Government response was to attack the fascist nature of our government’s reaction."
The obvious response to the Government response was to attack the fascist nature of our government’s reaction."
We did loose a lot of American lives that day. It was a tragedy.
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